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Matt Critchley, Paul Walter and First Bus' Stig, who is wearing all black and a black helmet, standing next to a purple leaderboard. Critchley and Walter are holding certificates, while Walter also holds a gold trophy. A red bus is behind them.

Cricketers battle MP in unlikely bus race match-up

Essex all-rounder Paul Walter says the quirky day out "felt like something out of Top Gear".

Packages of cocaine, which look like bricks, wrapped and stashed inside a seat onboard the plane.

Cocaine worth £2m seized after flight from France

Two men are arrested after Border Force officers track a plane prior to it landing.

Devon Taverner-Hailou has long brown hair and is wearing a black top while smiling. Her left arm is around Molly, a light brown cockapoo, sitting next to her.

'Having a hearing dog is like winning the lottery'

Devon Taverner-Hailou says her cockapoo Molly helps to show other people she is hard of hearing.

The existing control tower at North Weald Airfield, which is a brown brick building with a white tower on top. The tower offers panoramic views of the airfield.

Battle of Britain airfield gets new control tower

The existing Grade II listed control tower is to be preserved in situ following the works.

People look at stalls at North Weald Market

Business owner seeks compensation over traffic woes

Anthony Olejnik says congestion on North Weald Market days is impacting his five-a-side business.

People at North Weald Market

Fears market traffic is 'annihilating' golf range

The surge in popularity at North Weald Market has seen congestion rise in the area.

Nottinghamshire blood bikes motorbike

Bikers honour attacks victim with charity ride

Grace O'Malley-Kumar's father says naming a blood bike in his daughter's honour is "heroic".

North Weald Airfield

Google paid council £88.2m for airfield land

The search engine giant buys acres of land at a former RAF airbase.

Back of an ambulance

'Unsafe' ambulance firm had out-of-date medicine

Director Martin Collier says issues will be fixed and he will work with the CQC.